Tuesday, April 14, 2015

"LOL"

I read in Boy’s Life magazine the following dialogue/funny story (joke).  Since this funny story made me smile, I thought why not share it.
Three boys walked into a candy shop.  “The first one asked for 10 jellybeans.  The jellybeans were in the top shelf, so the cashier got out the ladder, took down the jar, and counted out 10 jellybeans.  He put the jar back on the top shelf, and asked the next boy what he wanted.  The boy also asked for 10 jellybeans.  The old man took out the ladder again, got the jar, and counted out 10 more jellybeans.  Before he put the jar back on the top shelf, he asked the last boy, “Do you want 10 jellybeans too?  The boy shook his head.  So the cashier put the jar away.  Then he asked the last boy what he wanted.  I wanted five jellybeans he said.”  Sent by Samuel Backes, Box Elder, S.D.

Vocabulary
Cashier- noun: A person handling payment and receipts in a store, bank, or other business.
Dialogue- noun: conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or movie.  Synonym: conversation.
Jar- noun:  a wide-mouthed container made of glass or pottery, especially one used for storing food.  Synonym: pot.
Jellybeans- noun: Plural noun.  A bean-shaped candy with a jellylike center and a firm sugar coating.
Shook- adjective:  emotionally or physically disturbed; upset.
Shop- noun:  a building or part of a building where goods or services are sold; a store.  Synonym: store.
Vocabulary Review: Please choose the correct vocabulary word to complete each sentence.
1.     The candy ________________ is holding a sale today.
2.     The boys __________________ their heads and remained silence.
3.     The _________________ needs a break.
4.     During a __________________ is best to listen first and then speak.
5.     The ______________ is filled with candy.
6.     My favorite treats are ____________________.
Grammar Point:  The plural form of most nouns is created simply by adding the letter s.
To practice singular and plural nouns, visit the following link bellow.

 www.eslgamesplus.com

For more information about Boys’ Life magazine visit www.boyslife.org


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